Easily Install Prism-Powered Web Apps in Ubuntu

By Kevin Purdy on March 26, 2008 at 1:17 AM

If you’re already using the Hardy Heron Beta, the next version of the Ubuntu Linux operating system, you’ve also got a dead-simple means of getting web apps like Google Docs, Google Calendar, Facebook, and others running in Mozilla’s online/offline access program, Prism. The Ubuntu 8.04 repositories already have a lot of Google and a few other apps available for installing (sudo apt-get install prism-google-mail installs a Gmail interface, for instance), but you create more using the official Firefox add-on. Hit the link for Tombuntu’s expanded explanation, and leave your impressions of the Ubuntu/Prism integration in the comments.

Easily Install Prism Web Apps in Ubuntu [Tombuntu]


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